Last updated on August 1st, 2019 If you have purple leaves on your hydrangea plant it could be indicative of a problem. Suddenly seeing purple on your leaves is enough to make you go into a panic, especially when that’s not a normal color. First, though, there are some varieties that produce a purple tinge and some start to turn purple into the fall. However it can also be a sign of when something is not right, especially if the…
Last updated on June 22nd, 2020 Hydrangeas are very easy plants to grow and there are several forms that you can choose depending on where you live. Whether you have a beautiful big leaf or panicle style variety you can enjoy a beautiful display of Summer color. But the last thing you want is for your hydrangea to start showing symptoms of a disease or pests. So what is happening with your hydrangea, what are common leaf problems to look…
Last updated on May 10th, 2020 The deep green foliage of the hydrangea is as attractive as the bright bulbs of blooms to many gardeners. Unfortunately, there are numerous issues that plague the delicate equilibrium needed to keep the leaves of the hydrangea lustrous and healthy. Although disease and attacks by insects are common, another problem is one with a variety of explanations – leaves curling. If someone must ask themselves, “Why are my hydrangea leaves curling?” they might be…
